Company celebrations
An end-of-year evening, a milestone, or any event where the whole team is in the room. Here the bar can become a point that keeps people moving.
JORDI-BAR · CORPORATE
Bar service for corporate events
At a company event, the bar is often where the conversation actually starts.
A corporate event is built differently from a private celebration: it runs to a schedule, it holds guests who may not know each other, and there is always a moment when everyone is looking for something to hold. The bar can be that moment — or it can simply work quietly in the background.
FORMAT
What should the bar do at this event?
The same company might pick one format for a team evening and another for a client event. It depends on what the event needs:
- Cocktail bar
- Experiential and visible. Building drinks in the open gives guests a reason to stop, which helps a room mix.
- Bartending service
- Clean, organised drinks service. Right when the drinks are already chosen and the priority is pace and precision.
- Aperol Spritz station
- A bright opening for a reception, especially when guests arrive across an hour rather than all at once.
- Smoothie station
- An alcohol-free complement, and at daytime events an option that can stand on its own.
EVENT TYPES
Where it fits in a company's calendar
These are common categories of company event. Each moves at its own pace, so each suits a different bar format.
Launches and client events
Events where presentation is seen as much as tasted. Worth thinking about how the bar looks inside the space, not only what leaves it.
Receptions and social evenings
When guests arrive one after another, an easy opening helps the room start talking.
Daytime and team events
Events held in daylight, or events where part of the audience is not drinking alcohol at all.
TOWARDS A QUOTE
What helps us recommend
A corporate event is usually already half planned. These details are enough to talk properly:
- How the event is builtWhether there is a reception, a content session, a meal — and where the bar sits between them.
- Date and hoursA lunchtime event and an evening one lead to different recommendations.
- LocationAn office, a rented space or an open area. The specifics are settled with the venue.
- Approximate guest countAnd whether part of the audience is not drinking alcohol.
FAQ
Questions before a corporate event
Can the service be matched to the character of the event?
Yes. The format follows what the event needs — a cocktail bar when you want something visible to guests, a bartending service when you want composed, flowing drinks service. The exact scope is agreed in the personal quote.
Which service suits a reception?
When guests arrive across a window of time, a station built around one defined drink gives the fastest welcome, which is where the Aperol Spritz station fits especially well. If the reception is the centre of the event, opening with the cocktail bar makes sense instead.
Can alcoholic and alcohol-free experiences run together?
Yes. A smoothie station can sit beside a bar, so guests who are not drinking still get something made for them. It is an option settled in the quote, not a ready-made package.
Does this work for daytime events?
Yes. Daytime events tend towards the brighter stations — Aperol Spritz or smoothies — though a cocktail bar works in daylight too. It depends on the character of the event.
Do you work alongside event producers?
We plan the bar station with whoever is running the event on your side, whether that is someone internal or an external producer. The coordination itself is agreed in the quote.
How do we get a quote for a company event?
Send the date, the location, an approximate guest count and a short description of how the event is built. If the format is still open, we are glad to recommend one.
Where do we travel?
We keep detailed pages for a number of areas. Availability for your location is confirmed in the personal quote.
YOUR EVENT · OUR HOSPITALITY
Tell us how the event is built and we will help choose the bar format.
Date, location, approximate guest count and the shape of the event — we will take it from there.